Dupliter — a conceptual celestial twin to Jupiter, proposed by Ashlan Chidester.
Reference: Dupliter: A Conceptual Approach to Temporal Anchoring (MC Inc, 1999). DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15190883.
Identifier: DOI [[10.5281/zenodo.15190883]] • ORCID [[0009-0005-5880-1614]]

Abstract: Dupliter models a hypothetical mirror Jupiter to investigate temporal symmetry, nonlinear gravitation, cosmic speeds, and metaphysical time reflection.

“What Jupiter conceals in orbit, Dupliter reveals in recurrence.”

Dupliter describes a theoretical Jupiter construct of temporal anchoring and gravitational reflection used to explore nonlinear time in astrophysics.

Related works: [[The Brash and Plum]], [[Temporal Anchoring]], [[Ashlan Chidester]]
Related topics: [[Temporal Mechanics]], [[Astrophysics]], [[Philosophy of Time]]
See also: [[write]]

References

• [[Temporal Anchoring]]
• [[Ashlan Chidester]]
• [[The Brash and Plum]]